CannyViewAnimator


Source link: https://github.com/LiveTyping/CannyViewAnimator

CannyViewAnimator

CannyViewAnimator is an enhanced version of ViewAnimator. It allows to use Animators and Transitions to extend Visibility. The logic is taken from ViewAnimator of the Android SDK. The ViewAnimator can show only one view. If you show an other view then previous one will be hidden. All changes are taking with animations.

Installation

Add compile 'com.livetyping:cannyviewanimator:0.8' in your dependencies.

Internal organization

CannyViewAnimator is divided into three layers of abstraction:

  • ViewAnimator - switches the visibility of child;
  • TransitionViewAnimator (extends ViewAnimator) - performs Transitions that extend Visibility;
  • CannyViewAnimator (extends TransitionViewAnimator) - performs Animators;
  • CannyTransition - interface for setting Transition for individual children;
  • InAnimator - interface for setting animator for appearing;
  • OutAnimator - interface for setting animator for disappearing.

ViewAnimator

Includes the following public methods:

  • setDisplayedChildIndex (int inChildIndex) - shows a child by its index in the parent;
  • setDisplayedChildId (@IdRes int id) - shows a child by its resID;
  • setDisplayedChild (View view) - shows a child by its object;
  • getDisplayedChildIndex () - obtains the index of the currently displayed child;
  • getDisplayedChild () - obtains the object of the currently displayed child;
  • getDisplayedChildId () – gets the resID of the currently displayed child;
  • bringChildToPosition (View child, int position) – changes the index of a child within the parent.

TransitionViewAnimator

(Use Transitions from AppCompat) Includes the following public methods:

  • startTransition() - launches Transition (starts by default after visibility changes)
  • setCannyTransition (CannyTransition cannyTransition) – interface setter for setting Transition for individual children

animator.setCannyTransition(new CannyTransition() {

 @Override

 public Transition getTransition(View inChild, View outChild) {

  TransitionSet transitionSet = new TransitionSet();

  transitionSet.addTransition(new Fade(Fade.IN).addTarget(inChild));

  transitionSet.addTransition(new Fade(Fade.OUT).addTarget(outChild));

  return transitionSet;

 
}

}
);

CannyViewAnimator

Includes the following public methods:

  • setInAnimator (T ... inAnimators) – interface setter for fading in animation (using the parameters)
  • setInAnimator (List<? extends inAnimators) – interface setter for fading in animation (using the list)
  • setOutAnimator (T ... outAnimators) – interface setter for fading out animation (using the parameters)
  • setOutAnimator (List<? extends OutAnimator>outAnimators) – interface setter for fading out animation (using the list)
 animator.setInAnimator(new InAnimator() {

 @Override

 public Animator getInAnimator(View inChild, View outChild) {

  return ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(inChild, View.ALPHA, 0, 1);

 
}

}
);

animator.setOutAnimator(new OutAnimator() {

 @Override

 public Animator getOutAnimator(View inChild, View outChild) {

  return ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(outChild, View.ALPHA, 1,0);

 
}

}
)

Flags

AnimateType - indicates the order in which the animation will run.

  • Sequentially
  • Together

animator.setAnimateType(CannyViewAnimator.TOGETHER);

LocationType - indicates the order in which the children will be placed in the parent. This flag makes sure that children don’t overlap with each other during animation.

  • For position
  • In always top
  • Out always top

animator.setLocationType(CannyViewAnimator.IN_ALWAYS_TOP);

DefaultCannyAnimators

This class group was originally created for testing, but in the end I decided to leave them because they help to make simple animations effortlessly. It is divided into two types:

  • PropertyAnimators - animators of View properties. [List] (library/src/main/java/com/livetyping/library/animators/property/PropertyAnimators.java)
  • RevealAnimators - CircularReveal animators. [List] (library/src/main/java/com/livetyping/library/animators/reveal/RevealAnimators.java)

Example:

 animator.setInAnimator(PropertyAnimators.ROTATION_180);
  animator.setInAnimator(PropertyAnimators.ROTATION_M180);

Helper classes

This group of classes is needed for easier creation of InAnimators and OutAnimators.

  • PropertyIn
  • PropertyOut
  • RevealIn
  • RevealOut

Example of parallax effect:

animator.setInAnimator(new PropertyIn(View.TRANSLATION_X, width, 0).setDuration(1000));
 animator.setOutAnimator(new PropertyOut(View.TRANSLATION_X, 0, -width / 2).setDuration(1000));
 animator.setLocationType(CannyViewAnimator.IN_ALWAYS_TOP);
 animator.setAnimateType(CannyViewAnimator.TOGETHER);

XML

Attribute list:

  • animate_type inmplementation setAnimateType
  • location_type inmplementation setLocationType
  • in set default in animator
  • out set default out animator
  • prelolipop_in set default in animator (without reveal animators)
  • prelolipop_out set default out animator (without reveal animators)

If the current Android version is lower than Lollipop, then animators will be taken from prelolipop_in, if prelolipop_in is empty, then animators will taken from in.

Example:

<com.livetyping.library.CannyViewAnimator

android:id="@+id/xml_animator"

android:layout_width="match_parent"

android:layout_height="0dp"

android:layout_weight="1"

app:animate_type="together"

app:location_type="out_always_top"

app:out="circular_center"

app:pre_lollipop_out="scale_x|scale_y|alpha">

License

Copyright 2015 Danil Perevalov.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

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